Ola Humphrey

Ola Humphrey was born on Jul 16, 1875 in USA. Ola Humphrey's big-screen debut came with Under the Crescent directed by Burton L. King in 1915.

Ola Humphrey was a popular stage actress who also made a few appearances during the silent film era. She was the sister of Thomas Orral Humphrey, a well-known American silent film actor and director, and daughter of Thomas Marshall Humphrey and his wife Minnie J. Paschal. When Pearl Ola, at first known as Pearl Humphrey, was in her early teens the family moved from Iowa to Oakland, California, which was subsequently claimed as her home town and even place of birth. Pearl was graduated Class of 1893 at Oakland's Snell Seminary just before she turned 18. She had always displayed a talent for recitation, and in 1894 attended the Emerson School of Oratory in Boston, after this beginning her professional career.